Wrath of the Fury Blade by Geoff Habiger and Coy Kissee

This is a fantasy based in an Elven city where humans and non-pure elves suffer discrimination.  A series of murders leads constable Reva to be paired with a new partner, Ansee, to solve them.

The authors did good character development. 

The problem of addiction was addressed circumspectly.   I had hoped the test results of Wake would have been addressed.   Was it adulterated in some way and if so by whom.

The idea of racial purity and consequent discrimination was shown as detrimental.

The mystery was good and had enough variable to maintain interest.

I enjoyed the book and recommend it. 

This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.